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Author Iris Chang honored with California park in her name

Foreign-born, ethnically-born Chinese find difficulties in moving to China

Over the last decade, a growing number of young Huayi began moving to China. Many said they were drawn by economic opportunity in the country but quickly found — they were too foreign to be considered Chinese

Three giant pandas arrived in Chengdu from Japan

They include male twins Hai Bang and Yang Bang, who are six years old, and their four-year-old younger sister You Bang.

China, Germany agree to speed up talks on China-EU investment agreement

China and Germany have agreed to speed up negotiations on a China-EU investment agreement so as to further enrich the two countries’ cooperation.

What is the Chinese Dragon Boat Festival?

With a history over 2,000 years, the Dragon Boat Festival, also known as Duanwu Festival (端午节), is steeped in tradition and legend. The holiday commemorates Qu Yuan, a Chinese poet and patriot who lived from 340-278 BCE.

Chinese graduate students invent wearable to translate sign language into voice

It has the ability to translate sign language gestures into voice, and voice into text.

‘Dangal’ becomes China’s biggest non-Hollywood foreign film

By May 23rd, it had pulled in $117 million in China. The Indian film, whose name translates into “Let’s Wrestle, Dad” was released in China on May 5.

Documentary spotlights first licensed Chinese-American female pilot

“Aviatrix” tells the story of Katherine Sui Fun Cheung, born in Guangdong, China, who in 1931 became the first Chinese female to earn a pilot’s license and would go on to thrill audiences at air shows and races.

China, Russia launch joint research and development of wide-body airliner

China and Russia on Monday announced a new joint venture in Shanghai to start their research and development of a wide-body passenger airliner.

China’s animation industry looks to redefine itself

In 1926, China’s first animation short was born: Uproar in the Studio. The 12-minute black and white film combined both live footage and drawings.

Students at Stanford University recreate ancient Chinese beer recipes

Beer isn’t a new phenomenon. In fact, the beverage’s history — dates back thousands of years. And students in California are bringing back some ancient brews.

Augmented and virtual reality help bring a museum in China to life

Many museums are looking for new ways to bring the past “to life” for visitors. At one museum in Jinsha, China – virtual and augmented reality are helping to unlock ancient mysteries.

Belt & Road Forum wraps in Beijing with massive deals

Belt and Road Forum wraps in Beijing with major deals signed

The Belt-and-Road Forum concluded in Beijing, with delegates from around the world pledging to revive the Silk Road. Chinese President Xi welcomed the 29 heads of state and government attending the Belt and Road Forum to Yangqi Lake.

China hit by ‘WannaCry’ ransomware attack

Dozens of local Chinese authorities said they had suspended some of their services due to the attack that has disrupted operations at car factories, hospitals, shops and schools around the world.

Full text of Xi Jinping’s speech at opening of Belt and Road forum

Following is the full text of the keynote speech given by Chinese President Xi Jinping at the opening ceremony of the Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation: Work Together to Build the Silk Road Economic Belt and The 21st Century Maritime Silk Road Speech […]

Chinese designers make their mark in fashion industry

Milan is one of the fashion capitals in the world and home to some of the industry’s major fashion houses and labels. But in order to stay ahead, many of the institutions have attempted to diversify and widen the area of new designers.

3-time world champions, Chinese couple skate their way into Hall of Fame

Shen Xue and Zhao Hongbo of China traveled that very same path on the way to becoming two-time Olympic bronze medalists in pairs skating, three-time World champions. Now, this couple have a spot in the World Figure Skating Hall of Fame.

Mandarin language competition connects American children with Chinese culture

Teams of school-aged children in the U.S. hit the stage to showcase their best Mandarin language skills. The Chinese Bridge Language Competition helps highlight and celebrate Chinese language competence while connecting American and Chinese cultures.

China’s move to new energy resources reaps huge dividends

As part of China’s plan to reduce air pollution, the country is turning to natural gas to meet more of its energy needs. Officials said a project that explores for new gas fields has had major successes since it started nearly 10 years ago.

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Zoo in Colorado works to save red pandas from extinction

Denver Zoo is part of conservation efforts to protect and expand red panda population

China launches first Chinese-made aircraft carrier

China’s first domestically built aircraft carrier, temporarily called Type 001A, is expected to be launched soon.

Previous China, US meetings set expectations for Xi-Trump Summit

Are we about to witness another Sunnylands summit or something else? CGTN’s Mike Walter takes a look at the upcoming summit between Trump and President Xi Jingping.

Xi-Trump set to meet at US President’s private Florida estate

Mar-a-Lago, U.S. President Trump’s private estate in Florida, is 10,000 square meters with more than 100 rooms, spread over several buildings sitting on some of the finest beachfront in the United States.

Close advisers hold major sway in President Trump’s administration

Though U.S. President Donald Trump has yet to decide on all his appointments within the administration, some close advisers have already been established.

Xi-Trump Summit Preview: A look back at the China-US relationship

Later this week, President Xi Jinping is visiting the U.S. for his first face-to-face meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump. Let’s look back at some of the summits and one-on-one encounters between the two nations over the last 45 years.

Airlines flying high with US-China partnerships

American Airlines has made its first key strategic move in China.

China announces funding for 80 space research projects

China will explore the origins of our solar system and also plans to launch a critical mission to launch its own space station around 2022.

Chinese president to visit Finland, meet Trump in US

Chinese President Xi will meet President Trump at Mar-a-lago, Florida from April 6 to 7.

Scan or scam? Criminals increasingly use QR codes to trick users

A QR code is a 2-D barcode, made up of black and white squares, that stores encoded information. When the code is scanned, the user is taken to a website.

Chinese Premier Li ends trip on high note in New Zealand

China and New Zealand ties are still going strong after 45-years. As Chinese Premier Li Keqiang’s four-day visit comes to a close, more agreements are coming out. This includes talks on upgrading a free-trade deal.

China calls for explanation after Paris police shoot dead Chinese man

Police said the man attacked police with scissors, adding that an inquiry had been opened. The man’s family, according to media reports, denied this and some media said he was holding scissors because he had been cutting fish.

Researchers say climate change may be worsening China’s air pollution

Climate change may be making the impacts of China’s winter smog even worse. Here’s how.

China nominates Tai Chi for UNESCO list

China has nominated Tai Chi for inclusion in the UNESCO List of Intangible Cultural Heritage, with a final decision to come late this year.

The world travels of Chinese President Xi Jinping

Since Chinese president Xi Jinping took office in 2013, he has travelled to dozens of countries and regions. This interactive map shows all his trips as of March,2017.

Are you smarter than a 15-year-old student?

Every three years, the OECD conducts an assessment of education systems worldwide by testing the skills and knowledge of 15-year-old students in science, reading and mathematics. Try our quiz to test your skills.

Global Water Center tackles major challenges with international cooperation

Chinese companies have invested around $12 million in the United States to build a Water Technology Center.

China, Israel agree to advance innovation cooperation

Li suggested the two sides to beef up cooperation in areas of basic science, modern agriculture, clean energy and biomedicine.

Forget fresh air: More people turn to salt to improve their health

They say fresh air is good for the health. But more people are choosing to breathe in salt with the help of “salt rooms or caves.” They exist naturally in some parts of the world. And now, they’re being recreated where they don’t including China […]

Israeli leader in China to build trade relations

Israel’s Prime Minister is in Beijing to build business ties. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met Premier Li Keqiang to mark 25 years of relations with China.

President Xi meets U.S. Secretary of State

Chinese President Xi Jinping met here Sunday with visiting U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, saying that cooperation is the only correct choice for both countries.

China’s foreign minister hosts U.S. Secretary of State Tillerson in Beijing

Tillerson said the U.S. side adheres to the one-China policy and is willing to explore more cooperation in the spirit of no conflict, no confrontation, mutual respect and win-win cooperation.

Chinese tech companies tap into AI, smart phone advancements

Valued at $3.7 billion , iFLYTEK has emerged as a leader in voice-based internet and mobile products, such as phone apps for multi-language simultaneous translation, voice-input and Siri-like intelligent personal assistant programs.

China is third most popular destination for international students

While the Chinese government is trying to attract more international students, only 10 percent of foreign students receive Chinese government scholarships and the remaining 90 percent are self-funded.

Hong Kong event discusses future of Chinese film industry

It is the 21st annual Hong Kong FILMART, called the leading entertainment market in Asia. This year, more than 800 exhibitors from over 30 countries and regions are taking part in the event, including a growing number of mainland companies.

Candidates for HK top office spar in heated debate

It started off with waves, smiles and friendly handshakes. But that didn’t last long:T he three candidates crossed swords in a two-hour debate, directing questions at each other for the first time since the start of the campaign.

Chinese trains part of plan to revamp Argentine rail network

New trains are one of the first steps to renewing this country’s decrepit railway network.

The secret to WeChat’s success in China and beyond

When Chinese people are online, or on their phones – about a third of their time is spent using the WeChat app.

Sichuan countryside celebrate enjoy traditional feasts

As is the custom, the whole village turns out for the occasion. Across rural China, the scene is a common one, especially around Lunar New Year.

Rare photos of China’s Qing dynasty on display for NYC’s Asia Art Week

It is hard to imagine what China looked like during its last imperial dynasty – the Qing – in late 19th century because few photos currently exist. But one New York collector has amassed one of the largest private collections of photographs from this era.

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